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These data sets are used as input to the standard calibration program, CALWP2, which produces four types of calibrated science files:
All files for a particular observation have the same
root file name;
the type of data in each file is identified by its extension.
The format of all retrieved files from the ST-ECF archive is FITS.
| File Type | Short Name | File Extension | Short Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Header Packet | SHP | shf.fits | Telemetry values and spacecraft operation data. This file is not currently used by CALWP2, but it is part of the standard WF/PC-II dataset. |
| Science Image file | D0 | d0f.fits | It contains the WF/PC-II image data with the readout from each CCD detector in each group. Hence from 1 to 4 groups may be present. Keywords in the header are used to select the various processing steps and to specify the names of the necessary reference files. |
| Science Data Quality file | DQF | q0f.fits | The DQF must consist of short integers and have the same dimensions and number of groups as the Science Image file. Each pixel indicates the quality of the corresponding pixel in the Science Image file. Zero valued pixels indicate "good" pixels in the Science Image file and nonzero valued pixels flag various problems or potential problems with their corresponding pixels. |
| Extracted Engineering Data file | EED | x0f.fits | It contains the two "engineering" column and, for FULL mode, the 12 columns of overclocked pixels. It has the same number of groups as the Science Image file. |
| Extracted Engineering Data Quality file | Q1 | q1f.fits | The EED quality file must consist of short integers and have the same dimensions and number of groups as the EED file. Each pixel indicates the quality of the corresponding pixel in the EED file. Zero valued pixels are "good" pixels in the EED file and nonzero valued pixels flag various problems or potential problems with their corresponding pixels. |
| Calibrated Science Image file | C0 | c0.fits | It is in REAL format (although an option is available to provide FITS-like scaling to SHORT or LONG integers). Extreme values resulting from input data values outside of the range of the WF/PC-II AtoD converter (0 to 4095) are edited to limit the range of values in the output image. These pixels are set to the value of the keyword RSDPFILL and flagged in the DQF. |
| Calibrated Science Image Data Quality file | C1 | c1.fits | The DQF for the Calibrated Science Image file follows the same conventions as the Science Image Data Quality file. This contains the result of bitwise ORing, the input DQF, and all DQFs associated with reference files used in the processing of the Science Image file. |
| Group Parameter file | CGR, DGR | cgr.fits, dgr.fits | This file lists the group parameters and associated values in the calibrated science image. Each group parameter name has the string "_1", "_2", "_3", or "_4" appended to it, depending on whether it refers to group 1,2,3, or 4 respectively, of the calibrated (output) science image. Each group parameter string so modified is left-justified in a 10-column field, followed by the "=" sign and a blank, followed by the value of the parameter for that group. This output file is identified by the extension CGR, and is used primarily by the Data Archiving group. A similar file, with the extension DGR, is created during generic conversion containing the group parameters in the raw (i.e., uncalibrated) Science Image file. |
| Calibrated Science Image Histograms file | C2 | c2.fits | This file consists of three rows and the same number of groups as the Science Image file. The first row contains the histogram of the pixel values in the Science Image file. The second row contains the histogram following the AtoD correction step. The third row contains the histogram of the Calibrated Science Iamge file values. The creation of this file is controlled by the keyword DOHISTOS in the input science image header and includes only thos values flagged as good in the DQF. |
| Saturated and Missing Pixels file | C3 | c3.fits | The map of saturated and missing pixels is a DQF generated primarily as an input file for the WF/PC-II Stage II Pipeline. The creation of this file is controlled by the keyword DOSATMAP in the input science image header. |